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No. 86 April-June 2006
Workers OrganisingUnited we stand?Indonesia’s labour movement needs to consolidate the gains of 1998 - Michele Ford Corporate social responsibility? Just a public relations exercise that undermines workers’ rights - Jeff Ballinger Workers in politics Why is organised labour missing from the democracy movement? - Olle Törnquist Union conflict Greater freedom to organise also means more opportunity for division - Endang Rokhani Activists' StoriesBeyond the factoryFauzi Abdullah reflects on more than a quarter of a century of organising - Michele Ford The fight for women’s rights It’s been a long struggle trying to get unions to listen to women - Ari Sunarijati From migrant worker to union organiser A farmer’s daughter takes control and makes a difference - Dina Nuriyati ArtsWe can do anythingWorkers with soul take their message to the kampung - Bob Muntz and Helen Pausacker Whimsical protest Heri Dono transforms rubbish into political art - Helen Pausacker Rendra speaks Australia: an alternative West in Asia? - Suzan Piper Aceh and PapuaA cultural carnival?Observing social change in Papua - Stuart Upton Prospects for peace New agreement to end conflict in Aceh creates surprising trust and optimism - Daniel Burdock Book ReviewGay nationalismReview of Tom Boellstorff’s The Gay Archipelago - Baden Offord RegularsEditorialYour say Newsbriefs Reviews Labour on the net The final word |
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